7. Points out, as regards the question how the Committee on Employment and Social Affairs envisages coping with the transition from consultation to codecision in legislative procedures and with other procedural changes, that there are only three legislative proposals currently being examined, which will be affected by the changes introduced by the Treaty of Lisbon; points out that those three proposals all concern the coordination of social security and are based on Articles 42 and 308 of the EC Treaty:

In short, this means that any amendments to Parliament’s internal procedures must comply with the relevant provisions of the Treaties.

Any subsequent amendment to the manual shall be adopted in accordance with the same procedure

13. Acknowledges that when budget support funds have been released to an ACP State, these funds are spent and controlled according to national and not EDF control procedures; is aware that this necessitates a change in the Commission's follow-up procedures away from traditional controls and checks of transactions towards an assessment of the state of public finance management based on monitoring information and performance indicators; however, notes that the Court of Auditors finds that criteria used to release budget support funds ...[+++]essentially consist of macroeconomic indicators but provide only partial information about public finance management, and that no separate, clear analysis and evaluation of the quality of public finance management is produced;

(10) It is also necessary to provide for a procedure whereby the members of the Council and the Commission are informed without delay of all amendments to the manual of documents to which a visa may be affixed, to the manual concerning the issuance of Schengen visas in third States where all the Schengen States are not represented, to Annexes 6 and 9 of the Schengen Consultation Network (Technical Specifications), and to those Annex ...[+++]es to the CCI which consist, in whole or in part, of lists of factual information which must be provided by each Member State in accordance with the rules which it currently applies, and which therefore do not fall to be adopted, amended or updated by an act of the Council.

Whereas the immediate introduction of the approval arrangements and concomitant abolition of certificates of purchase at the minimum price would lead to excessive changes in administrative procedures; whereas the existing procedures should be maintained provisionally until a new system is devised which in this respect fully complies with the guidelines laid down by the Council; whereas, in addition, the Commission forwarded to the Council a proposal for a Council Regulation establishing a support system for producers of certain arable crops (4), which entails substantial changes in the present system as from the 1992/93 marketing year, ...[+++] and this will affect peas, field beans and sweet lupins;